Best Hotels in Blue Lake

Very comfortable and convenient, the price is very good

What a Pleasant Surprise! We stayed at Ramada, first time, only one night… We will be back! Very cool Individual, who runs the place and his Beautiful Jax, a House Greeter, who loves His chest scratched and tummy rubbed! Location is Perfect and one minute from Highway 101. See you soon!

The rooms are very spacious and the bathroom water pressure is high, so it is convenient to use. Maybe it's because of the local characteristics, not tourist destinations, the amenities and breakfast around the hotel are a bit disappointing.

Four of us stayed here on 8/16-8/19/22 in rooms 217 and 218. The motel is an older BW which has been kept up. It is a two story property (no elevator), with a nice pool and hot tub and very nice landscaping. Breakfast is in a room next to the front desk. We thought it was one of the better BW breakfasts we have ever had. Housekeeping is upon request and you can get towels and toiletries from the front desk. Note: If you leave trash outside your door the ravens may get it. The rooms were good sized with a fridge (no freezer), TV, clock, coffee maker and microwave. The bathroom (toilet and shower)is small. The sink is outside the bathroom. WIFI was a bit slow but fine for email and web surfing. Parking is in front of the room. Check in was great and check out was fine. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would stay here again.

The location is tightly wedged between a busy McDonald's drive through and another hotel. Not inviting from the moment you pull into the drive way. The smell of pot and people smoking greets you in the parking lot and you notice many construction and landscape workers staying here and since so many of them are in the hallways talking on their phones, it likely means they are seeking privacy from overcrowded rooms. The moment you step into the hallway a musty smell greets you and you can't help take notice of overly warn and stained carpeting that should have been replaced years ago. No elevator or luggage carts so having a room on the second floor sucks. The room to our door sticks and is incredibly hard to open. Once inside, the stench of years of who knows what... greets you again. The room has two dim lights and one corner of the room has a chair in the shadows with no light. Paint spots on the old curtains and the windows don't seem to lock. We open the window for air circulation and notice the window really does not lock. Stains on the bedspread which looks like it has not been cleaned in a long time and we are afraid to take our shoes off. Complaining to the front desk does nothing. Our request for a refund is denied and the young boy at the desk is lacking in trained customer service skills. After a long day of traveling, we leave to find a better hotel even though we may never see a refund for the two nights we booked. As we are leaving an elderly couple has the same look of despair as us when they see their own room they booked online too. We travel a lot every year. This is by far the worst hotel experience ever and it does not seem safe to stay there. We will never book another Super 8 hotel again, EVER This hotel cannot possible meet the standards of the Super 8 franchise agreement. Just look at all the negative reviews.

I chose this property because of the close proximity to old downtown and other places we could easily walk to. Super 8's are usually clean and economical as well. Beware that the location brings risks of theft and encounters with substance abusers and derelicts.

All rooms open outside. Not a safe neighborhood. When we checked in we waited in the car until what appeared to be a homeless person left from in front of our room. On the street adjoining the hotel is what appears to be a permanent RV parked that has seen much better days. That probably has less to do with the hotel and more to do with the entire city. Not impressed with Eureka! The room itself is nice and appears to have been remodeled. It offers a very good breakfast (while other hotels we stayed at in CA said they could not offer breakfast due to Covid). The hotel is located next to a major road and the traffic can be heard all night.

This hotel is clean and comfortable. The room was large enough to accommodate all our luggage. The beds were comfortable. The bathroom area was clean with plenty of towels supplied. The breakfast had several hot and cold options. The first morning there were two breakfast attendants. They kept the area clean and well supplied. The second morning there was only one young man working and he was struggling to keep up. People were waiting for food and the tables were not clean.

We stayed here years ago. We came up to work on a rental on a semi-emergency basis, our first hotel stay since COVID-19 became a household word. When I came to check in we had a discussion about the room, as my husband prefers grab bars where he showers. The clerk, who was training a new employee, suggested I look at the room first. I did- no bars to hold onto. The clerk changed the room out for an accessible room which would work for us. The room was very well kept with even enough room for a wheelchair to get around easily. I wasn't fond of the casual chair and hassock but we were comfortable for two nights, They were able to open their pool as COVID-19 restrictions had eased a bit. They still couldn't serve breakfast, but gave bags of breakfast to go with a pastry and a breakfast burrito in them. I thought this was a clever way to see their guests got at least a bit of a perk in the morning. We spoke to staff outside- they had their masks on as did we. Welcoming place and well run.

A hotel with a sense of history. All the American cultural history is written in the building. I was fortunate to have a chat with the boss. It was very friendly and kind and helped us solve the problem about the nearby park!